Wound Pain Management

Innovative pain management solutions in animals may provide improved wound pain reduction during debridement in humans: An opinion informed by veterinary literature 100%

Christopher D. Roberts; Peter A Windsor · file · #61

…10.1111/iwj.13129 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Innovative pain management solutions in animals may provide improved wound pain reduction during debridement in humans: An opinion informed by veterinary literature Christopher D. Roberts1 | Peter…

Impact of topical anaesthesia on pain alleviation and wound healing in lambs after mulesing 93%

S LOMAX; M SHEIL; P A WINDSOR · file · #48

…Pain-related behaviour was measured 1, 2 and 4 hours after mulesing and wound healing was documented as outlined Trial 3 This trial examined wound sensitivity, wound healing above. Lambs were managed…

Impact of a Topical Anaesthesia Wound Management Formulation on Pain, Inflammation and Reduction of Secondary Infections after Tail Docking in Lambs 93%

Luis Miguel Ferrer; Delia Lacasta; Aurora Ortín; Juan José Ramos; María Teresa Tejedor; Marta Borobia; María Pérez; Enrique Castells; Marta Ruiz de Arcaute; Héctor Ruiz; Peter Andrew Windsor · file · #43

…as a ‘pain management revolution’, with increased traction in other jurisdictions leading to studies for use in managing wounds in humans [26]. The current study involved assessment of pain-related behaviour by…

Antinociceptive and wound healing effects of a commercial formulation of lidocaine, bupivacaine, adrenaline and cetrimide applied topically to superficial skin wounds in horses 48%

Shaun Pratt; Albert Sole-Guitart; Karla de Klerk; Elizabeth Evans; Jane Hume; Chiara Palmieri; Joanne Rainger; Wendy Goodwin · file · #60

…ing novel approaches to improve the healing rate Providing relief from discomfort is the corner- of lower limb wounds in horses,1 with, histori- stone of trauma management. Cutaneous wounds This is…

Topical anaesthesia reduces sensitivity of castration wounds in neonatal piglets 46%

Sabrina Lomax; Charissa Harris; Peter A. Windsor; Peter J. White · file · #13

…This was expected as this stimulus is known to induce a detectable pain response [15–17]. This method proved successful at detecting the presence or absence of anaesthesia in the wound and…